Author: Anita Hummel
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Can You Rent A Property Without Actually Viewing It?
Many people are looking to rent a property. They want to know if they can rent a property without viewing it. Maybe the property is much further away from where they live, or they don’t have the time to go through a viewing. You can rent a property without seeing or viewing it first. The…
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Can You Sell A Property Without The Original Sales Deed?
If you’re trying to sell a property you own but have lost the original sales deed, it can’t be good to know your options. Selling a property without the Sales Deed is possible, but it is essential to take all necessary steps to protect both the buyer and seller from potential risks or legal issues.…
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Can Manufactured Homes Be Moved?
Do you have a manufactured home? You may want to know whether or not your manufactured home can be moved. Many manufactured homes cannot be moved. If you are going to move to a manufactured home, there are many things that you should consider about moving house. Today, many manufactured homes are grounded in place,…
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Escalation Clause In Real Estate Explained & Examples
In a very competitive real estate market, it is common for a seller to receive several offers for the same property. Depending on your budget and the market you are looking to purchase real estate, it may be necessary to have an escalation clause to buy the real estate you desire. The escalation clause, also…
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Guide To Community Property In Real Estate
Community property is a legal real estate concept that deals with who rightfully owns a property when a couple is married. Not every state has community property laws. Community property is when spouses share equality in the ownership of any property they acquire during their marriage, even if only one spouse has their name down…
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The Common Payment Schedule For A New Construction Home
If you are looking to build a new home, it is good to understand the standard payment schedule for new home construction. The payment schedule can vary from builder to builder. Most contractors for the new construction of a home will require at least 10 to 20% upfront and then the rest in installments. We…